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Reference Section
3 Press the shutter-release button all the way,
and then remove your finger from the
shutter-release button.
• I is displayed to indicate the direction of camera
movement.
4 Move the camera slowly in one of the four
directions, and then begin shooting.
• When the camera detects which direction it is moving in,
shooting begins.
• A guide indicating the current shooting position is
displayed.
• When the shooting position guide reaches the edge,
shooting ends.
Example of camera movement
• The operator, without shifting position, moves the camera horizontally or vertically in an
arc so that the guide travels from one edge to the other.
• Shooting stops if the guide does not reach the edge within about 15 seconds (when
Normal (180°) is selected) or within about 30 seconds (when Wide (360°) is selected)
after shooting starts.
Guide
- Reference Manual 1
- Read This First 4
- About This Manual 5
- Information and Precautions 6
- About the Manuals 7
- For Your Safety 9
- Introduction 10
- Notice for Customers in the 13
- Table of Contents 15
- Parts of the Camera 19
- The Camera Body 20
- Attaching the Camera Strap 22
- 1 Press the d button 24
- 2 Press the multi selector J 24
- 4 Press the k button 24
- 6 Press the k button 25
- 7 Press H or I to select a 25
- 8 Press the k button 25
- The Monitor 26
- Playback Mode 28
- The Basics of Shooting and 31
- Playback 31
- 2 Insert the batteries 32
- B Removing the Batteries 33
- B Notes About the Batteries 33
- B Battery Type 33
- C Alkaline Batteries 33
- C AC Power Source 33
- 2 Insert a memory card 34
- B High Temperature Caution 35
- 15/11/2012 15:30 37
- 8 Press the A button 38
- C The Clock Battery 39
- 1 Press the power switch 40
- Turning the Camera On and Off 41
- 1 Press the A button 42
- Available Shooting Modes 43
- 1 Hold the camera steady 44
- 2 Frame the picture 44
- B Easy Auto Mode 45
- C When Using a Tripod 45
- Step 4 Focus and Shoot 46
- B Notes About Focus 47
- Step 5 Play Back Images 48
- C Viewing Images 49
- Step 6 Delete Images 50
- Shooting Features 53
- G (Easy Auto) Mode 54
- Changing Scene Mode Settings 55
- Characteristics of Each Scene 56
- 2 9 m 0 s 59
- B Pet Portrait Auto Release 61
- B Focus Area 61
- B Notes About Pet Portrait 61
- Ca n ce l 62
- B Playing Back 3D Images 63
- Selective color 64
- 1 Frame the picture 66
- 3 Shooting ends 66
- A (Auto) Mode 69
- Available Features 70
- Using the Flash (Flash Modes) 71
- Available Flash Modes 72
- B Lowering the Flash 73
- C The Flash Lamp 73
- C The Flash Mode Setting 73
- C Red-eye Reduction 73
- Using the Self-timer 74
- 1 / 2 5 0 75
- Using Macro Mode 76
- B Notes About Using the Flash 77
- C The Macro Mode Setting 77
- C Exposure Compensation Value 78
- Default Settings 79
- Button (Shooting Menu) 81
- Available Shooting Menus 82
- Focusing 85
- B Notes About Face Detection 86
- Target Finding AF 87
- Notes About Target Finding AF 88
- Focus Lock 89
- Playback Features 91
- Playback Zoom 92
- B Calendar Display 93
- Available Playback Modes 94
- Auto sort 95
- Button (Playback Menu) 96
- Using ViewNX 2 100
- 3 Start the installer 101
- 4 Download the software 102
- B Connecting the USB Cable 103
- 3 Terminate the connection 104
- C Starting ViewNX 2 Manually 105
- 2 9m 0 s 107
- Recording Movies 108
- B Notes About Saving Data 109
- B Notes About Movie Recording 109
- B Camera Temperature 109
- B Notes About Autofocus 110
- Button (Movie Menu) 111
- Playing Back Movies 112
- Button (Setup Menu) 116
- Reference Section 119
- Additional Information 120
- Shooting with Easy Panorama 121
- Favorite Pictures Mode 125
- B Notes About Deletion 126
- Removing Images from Albums 127
- Choose icon 128
- Auto Sort Mode 129
- B Notes About Auto Sort Mode 130
- List by Date Mode 131
- 15/11/2012 15:30 132
- B Sequence Display Options 133
- Deleting Images in a Sequence 134
- Editing Still Images 135
- B Notes About Image Editing 136
- C Original and Edited Images 137
- C More Information 137
- B Notes About Skin Softening 139
- 2 Refine copy composition 143
- 3 Press the d button 143
- C Image Size 144
- 1 Turn off the camera 145
- 2 Turn on the printer 148
- 4 Turn on the camera 149
- Printing Individual Images 150
- 7 Printing begins 151
- Printing Multiple Images 152
- 5 Printing begins 154
- 8 m 3 0 s 155
- 3 m 0 s 155
- B Notes About Movie Editing 156
- C Notes About Image Mode 157
- White Balance (Adjusting Hue) 159
- 3 Select Measure 160
- B Notes About White Balance 161
- B Notes About Preset Manual 161
- Continuous Shooting 162
- B Notes About ISO Sensitivity 164
- B Notes About Color Options 165
- B Notes About AF Area Mode 166
- The Smart Portrait Menu 167
- Smile Timer 168
- Blink Proof 168
- The Playback Menu 169
- 15 .11. 201 2 171
- 15.11.2012 171
- B Notes About Print Order 172
- 2 The slide show begins 173
- B Notes About Slide Show 174
- B Notes About Image Rotation 176
- E Voice Memo 177
- B Notes About Voice Memos 178
- B Notes About Copying Images 180
- C Sequence Display Options 181
- N Choose Key Picture 181
- The Movie Menu 182
- B Notes About HS Movie 185
- C HS Movie 185
- Autofocus Mode 186
- Wind Noise Reduction 186
- The Setup Menu 187
- Time Zone and Date 188
- 3 Press K 189
- C w Home Time Zone 190
- C Daylight Saving Time 190
- C Imprinting Date on Images 190
- Monitor Settings 191
- C Battery Level 192
- Vibration Reduction 194
- Motion Detection 195
- AF Assist 196
- B Notes About Digital Zoom 197
- B Notes About Sound Settings 198
- C Notes About Auto Off 199
- Format Memory/Format Card 200
- Language 201
- C HDMI and HDMI-CEC 202
- Blink Warning 203
- The Blink Warning Screen 204
- B Notes About Eye-Fi Cards 205
- C Eye-Fi Upload Indicator 205
- Reset All 206
- Smart Portrait Menu 207
- Shooting Menu 207
- Movie Menu 207
- Setup Menu 208
- Battery Type 210
- Firmware Version 210
- File and Folder Names 211
- Optional Accessories 213
- Error Messages 215
- Technical Notes and Index 221
- Caring for the Product 222
- B Notes on the Monitor 223
- B Notes About Using Batteries 223
- B Spare Batteries 223
- B Charging Batteries 223
- B Cold Environment Usage 224
- B Battery Terminals 224
- B Remaining Battery Charge 225
- B Recycling 225
- Cleaning and Storage 226
- Troubleshooting 228
- Shooting Issues 230
- Playback Issues 234
- Specifications 237
- 1600–1 s 238
- B Specifications 240
- Approved Memory Cards 241
- Supported Standards 241
- Numerics 244
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